Chapter 1661
Chapter 1661 Meeting Yasmine
Yet, Emmanuel was straightforward. His mindset was different from ke’s.
Even as he removed Hattie’s clothes for acupuncture, his gaze remained
clear and focused.
Observing his current expression, Mackenzie suddenly recalled that he must
have been like this when he was with udette in the past.
Due to her pregnancy, Mackenzie felt an urgent need to use the restroom.
While Emmanuel was diligently treating Hattie, she quietly left the room and
headed toward the restroom.
“Mackenzie, you’re not supervising anymore? Haha!” ke teased Mackenzie.
Mackenzie ignored him and didn’t tell him where she was going. She headed
straight for the restroom.
ke didn’t bother her attitude. In fact, he was worried that if Mackenzie
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engaged him in conversation, Emmanuel might misunderstand and think he
was trying to seduce his wife. It would then be a big problem.
After all, Emmanuel was now a Grandmaster. ke couldn’t afford to provoke
him.
Just as Mackenzie stepped out of the restroom, she unexpectedly
encountered a familiar face.
“Ms. Quillen, it’s good to see you again.” Yasmine greeted Mackenzie.
Mackenzie furrowed her brows slightly. She hadn’t noticed Yasmine earlier.
She wondered if it was a coincidence or if Yasmine deliberately wanted to
meet her here.
Recalling the words Yasmine had said during theirst encounter, Mackenzie
instinctively stepped back, with her hands protecting her abdomen.
Yasmine smiled calmly. “Ms. Quillen, rest assured. We consider your child in
your belly a treasure and would never harm you.”
Chapter 1661 Meeting Yasmine
Mackenzie remained vignt. She raised her eyebrows and asked, “Ms.
Morgan, what brings you here?”
She meant why Yasmine was in the restroom.
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Yasmine nodded, deliberately twisting her words as she said, “Yes, I’m here to
congratte you on reaching the peak of Nuthana. Of course, there are two
more important matters I need to discuss with you.”
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Mackenzie frowned. She nced around as her lips curved. “Ms. Morgan, I
hardly think the restroom is an appropriate ce for discussing important
matters.”
“There’s no choice. Emmanuel is guarding you too closely. If I want to speak
with you alone, this is the best ce.”
Yasmine didn’t beat around the bush. She immediately told Mackenzie, “You
seem to have a good rtionship with Hattie. Do you know how to keep her
alive? Emmanuel might not know how.”
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Mackenzie trembled slightly as she asked, “Do you have a solution?”
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Hattie was indeed a close friend with whom she resonated. There was no
generation gap between them, and they often understood each other’s
thoughts without speaking.
This kind of tacit understanding was rare. That was why Mackenzie still
considered her a close friend despite her being her past enemy.
“Well, her illness is rted to the Heart of the Sun. The Heart of the Sun could
save her, but Emmanuel might not know the specifics. If he’s willing, I can tell
him.” Yasmine smiled.
“What’s your motive for doing this?”
Mackenzie was a discerning woman who wouldn’t overlook someone’s
intentions just because she was pleased.
This could be a trap.
“Well, there is indeed a motive. I’m Ha@e’s aunt. Naturally, I don’t want her to
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die,” Yasmine replied candidly.
Mackenzie trembled slightly. She didn’t know the rtionship between Hattie
and Yasmine.
“Ms. Quillen, the second matter might interest you more.”
Yasmine knew she didn’t have much time to chat with Mackenzie. After
piquing her interest, she got straight to the point.
“If you want to know the truth about your parents‘ deaths, I can take you to a
ce.”
“What?!” Mackenzie trembled violently.
“Ms. Quillen, here’s my contact information. Think it over before reaching out
to me.”
Yasmine then left. She had set the trap, and she could only wait for
Mackenzie to be trapped.
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Mackenzie stared at the contact information for a long time. She hesitated to
throw it away.
She was well aware that it was something unforeseen.
Not opening it would mean contentment with her current life, which was
happy and fulfilling, but she would always have lingering doubts.
No child wouldn’t want to uncover the truth behind their parents‘ deaths.
Furthermore, she had never met h